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The group?s news agency said its fighters carried out Saturday?s attack. which left seven people dead.
British natives in Boston said they will ?keep calm and carry on? ?The thing about the [United Kingdom] is, we don?t let people like this win,? said one British national.
A major issue for some Boston food trucks? Hand-washing On board some trucks, the water tank was empty or a sink or pipe leaked, so employees were not able to wash their hands.
THOMAS FARRAGHER
From humble beginnings to multimillion-dollar donors So what is William Cummings, now 80 years old, doing with his fortune? He?s giving it away.
CNN?s Reza Aslan apologizes for using profanity to describe Trump The host of ?Believer? apologized Sunday for calling President Trump ?a piece of [expletive]? in a tweet.
Putin says he?s not aware of Kushner?s Russia back-channel proposal Russia?s president also told Megyn Kelly that it?s ?nonsense? to say Russia has collected compromising material about Donald Trump.
Macron trolls Trump to establish international role, win votes The French president has found a way to establish himself on the international scene: give Donald Trump a taste of his own trolling.
Suspect in Chinatown murder arrested A man in his 20s was found with a gunshot wound on Hudson Street on May 27.
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The Massachusetts-based consignment chain is going out of business ? and some people who had their items sold there might not get paid.
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Let?s hear better ideas for improving public housing Critics of the plans for the Bunker Hill project aren?t offering up solutions, but the redesign is too urgent to hold it up.
Baby boomers are downsizing ? and the kids won?t take the family heirlooms The anti-clutter movement has met the anti-brown furniture movement. And feelings are getting hurt.
Is Kevin Durant better than LeBron James? Let?s ask Paul Pierce Consensus holds that James is the best basketball player in the world. Pierce feels differently.
RED SOX 7, ORIOLES 3
Chris Sale finishes strong as Red Sox top Orioles Andrew Benintendi homered twice to back Sale?s seventh win, giving Boston a split of the series.
NICK CAFARDO | ON BASEBALL
Andrew Benintendi rediscovers stroke in win The young outfielder busted out of his slump with two home runs in the Red Sox? victory.
Former Red Sox outfielder Jimmy Piersall dies at 87 Piersall, who bared his soul about his struggles with mental illness in his book, was a two-time All-Star and a two-time Gold Glove Award winner.
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OCC Youth Unleashed, named after the community center, will be among 128 teams participating in this year?s startup accelerator.
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Five takeaways from The Amazing World of Dr. Seuss Springfield has opened a museum dedicated to the beloved children?s author.
Boston police remember the year?s lost officers ?I think we have the best police department in the country here in Boston,? said Mayor Walsh at a Sunday memorial.
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Shakira and Harrison Ford spotted (separately) around Boston On Friday night, Shakira went full Boston tourist and brought her family to Blue Man Group.
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IDEAS | Jim Kozubek
Fixing genes won?t fix us We?re betting that we can engineer our way out of problems through biochemical transformations. But what if we can?t?
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Former top Mass. lawmaker often helped his business, family Former House assistant majority leader Garrett Bradley had a pattern of taking actions that advanced his business and personal interests.
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Compression tights fail to curb runners? muscle fatigue Nike funded a study to learn whether compression tights (like those it sells) help runners go farther, faster. Turns out, they don?t.
Stephen Curry had a triple double and Kevin Durant scored 33 points to spark Golden State.
This year?s graduating class was made up of 135 students, all from low-income backgrounds and many graduating later in life.
There will be a mix of residences, ranging from one- to four-bedroom units, all of which have water views and private outdoor space.
It?s customary for former presidents to not criticize the current office-holder, but President Obama is casting tradition aside.
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New leaders at Ford make changes to speed up decisions, embrace technology to prepare for fast-moving industry of the future
On the eve of the Arab-Israeli war, 50 years ago this week, Israeli officials raced to assemble an atomic device.
Sheppard, senior director for adult education programs at Quincy Asian Resources Inc., founded the online English school Ginseng.
The comedian said he was surprised his comment about Boston being ?the most racist city I?ve ever been to? caused so much commotion.
Boston Globe coverage and the movie ?Spotlight? ?Spotlight? is based on the stories and the reporters behind the investigation of sexual abuse in the Catholic Church.
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